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The administration published two NOFOs, each with $2 million in competitive funding.
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Stephen Banta, who served as CEO from early 2010, resigned in late 2015.
Read More →The order from Metrorex calls for the design, manufacture and delivery of 20 six-car Movia metro trains for the Bucharest Metro.
Read More →New light rail cars, built by Siemens, will accommodate the service that will be added through the future openings of the West Corridor, I-225 Corridor, Southeast and Southwest extensions. The rest of the new vehicles will arrive every few weeks over the next 18 months.
Read More →Agency is currently restructuring available finances to limit any potential negative impacts of the shortfall on riders and taxpayers.
Read More →After a competitive bidding process following an unsolicited proposal by Kiewit Infrastructure Co., the RTD board of directors awarded a contract to Kiewit in July 2012 to complete the full I-225 Rail Line by the end of 2015. The line will open in 2016 after about six months of testing.
Read More →Monies are part of $255 million in federal funds currently available for the Honolulu rail transit project this fiscal year. The project to date has $320 million available in federal funds under the Full Funding Grant Agreement.
Read More →The train line is Puerto Rico's first rapid transit system and one of the island's largest infrastructure projects ever.
Read More →METRO’s 8th annual rail study shows slight growth, with project costs up $1 billion from the previous year.
Read More →Roger Snoble has accepted a $295,000-per-year position as chief executive of L.A.'s Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Leaving his comfortable post at Dallas Area Rapid Transit wasn't easy, but Snoble says he works best when he's scared.
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